Rapid CommunicationOn the spontaneous electric-bipolar nature of aerosols formed by mechanical disruption of liquids
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The authors thank the support from CNPq (309072/2014-0) and FAPESP (2008/57867-8)(Brazil) through Inomat, National Institute (INCT) for Complex Functional Materials.
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